I,ve been working on a form that uses an Access database to populate
formfields on a Word form I've created. Things have been going
smoothly, but now I've ran into a bit of a problem. On the Word form
there are 3 activeX command buttons. One creates a new record, one

I'm looking for a way to open Word from an external program and then
run a macro. This can be done with "[path]\winword" /mMymacro.
Unfortunately, "Mymacro" must must be public for this to work and I'd
rather not have it on the list of macros you get with Alt-F8.

I am trying to write a macro in Word 2002 to do this stuff for me on a
large list, but I've tried recording them without success. It seems to
do it to all pragraphs, not just those of a given style. What I need to
do is:

If the user selects multiple ranges (Ctrl select) of text, how do I process
the Selection?

I am have made an application that opens word documents and removes the
shading patterns from all words. since it will not work on paragraphs i
have to do it per word.
all is working well except when there is a table.

I have go this off other threads, but would like it to run automatically when
opening the workbook.  I am not up to speed with these codes, and therefore
ask if the additional line/lines could be added in the correct place, in
order that I can copy and Paste.  Currently, I have to ...

I've got a VBA project that i want to convert to an ActiveX or DLL file.
any info or sites that i could reference for how to do this?

Office 2003
In Word VBA (as well as Excel VBA), if I type a help term in the "Type
a question for help" box, several help file pages shown as hyperlinks
generally appear.  However, those links with "(Visual Basic for

I have two combo boxes on a form, the second one is dependent upon what is
in the first as to what list it shows.
I have found a bit of code from Jay Freedman using array (message dated 14
August) and this works. Here is some of it:

Any help would be very much appreciated....
I would like to create a group of 3 check boxes say containing Editor,
reviewer and Approver.  These check boxes should be mutually exclusive.  If
the user selects the editor check box, a drop down list containing only

Hi - hope someone can help:
I am using Excel 2003 as a "front end" (at manager's request, as I would
prefer to use a Word userform).  The intention is for the user to select
various options in Excel which then creates and populates a Word document.

How do I change a value in a dropdown box using the keyboard rather tha
the mouse?
For example, after I tab to the dropdown box, I'd like to either us
the arrow keys to select my choice or Y for yes, N for no.

I need to implement efficient "line-walking" within Word.
Walking efficiently by paragraphs took a while to get right, but I was able
to: after a few trials, I found out that the best way was to use Range.Next()
with args (wdParagraph, 1), and use the returned range.

Last week Jonathan, Karl, and Jean-Guy where schooling me on Class
modules.  I have read the articles that Jonathan posted and wanted to
try to put theory to practice.
Submitted for comments by those or any other master.

I had a macro that was shown on one of my tool bars
'File Edit View Insert etc ..... macro1"
I've deleted the macro but it's still showing on the toolbar.
How do I remove it?